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The Amazing Omelette
70 minutes Comedy / Cult / Drama
A Unique Tale of Art, Love, Friendship and a little "Shark Hunting?" Wait a minute, what about this Omelette? What's going on here?!
Intended Audience: Mature
Thirty two year old Jim Wentzhof is jolted from his complaisant lifestyle at home with Mom when estranged childhood pal, Dino, calls from Los Angeles with an intriguing proposition that Jim just cannot refuse. Risking the comfort and security of his hometown, Sacramento, Jim packs all he thinks he will need for his one shot at Hollywood. He soon discovers a world far more complex and fragmented than the one he left behind. His taxing relationships with Dino, the tormented artist and Rachel the aspiring actor along with the very peculiar underground community of Los Angeles all seem to conspire against him. Unable to maintain his footing, Jim spirals through the confusion hoping to find the answers that will make sense of it all.
Watch this film, it will make you a better person and a better lover...
- Directed by: Mark Januzelli
- Written by: Mark Januzelli
- Produced by: Mark Januzelli
- Run Time: 70 minutes
- Release Date: 2004
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Country:
United States of America
- Intended Audience: mature
- Website The Amazing Omelette
Written by Mark Januzelli
Produced by Mark Januzelli
Cast
Ray Hale:
Seth Gillum:
Jessica Smith:
Averell Eshaghian:
Brian Decker:
Thomas Connors:
Mark Januzelli:
"The Amazing Omelette" is a 16mm feature film shot with an Eclair ACL-2, then edited on a Showchron 6 plate editing table (cut and spliced with "tape" for those unfamilair with the physical approach of the past). It was later digitized and re-edited in one of those fancey computer boxes with all of the flashy on-screen options. This avant-gard film was also completed utalizing an absolute minimal production staff with an absolute maximum creative integrity. The style, therefore, reflects the unique artistic qualities of its makers and will hopefully entertain the minds of adventurous viewers everywhere.